Provide an ECG via a built-in sample case, file upload, or manual feature entry. ECG-ArrestNet extracts electrophysiologic features, runs the full inference pipeline, and returns an IHCA probability with explainable contributions.
Enter measured ECG features to run the prediction directly on the provided values.
ECG-ArrestNet is a clinical decision-support tool designed to assist clinicians in identifying patients at elevated risk of in-hospital cardiac arrest.
Second Xiangya Hospital of Central South University — a tertiary referral center providing the clinical context and ECG data for ECG-ArrestNet development and validation.
Multi-scale 1D-CNN backbone, 8-head lead-aware cross-attention, BiLSTM temporal encoder, and gated fusion of 52 traditional ECG features with deep-learning representations.
Uploaded ECG data are processed under strict data-protection safeguards and are never stored, shared, or used for any other purpose.
Select a representative case or upload a 12-lead ECG file (XML or CSV, 500 Hz, 10 s). Adjust clinical context (age, sex, care unit, ECG-to-event window) if available, then run the prediction. The output includes a calibrated IHCA probability, risk category, feature-level contributions, and a lead-attention heatmap.
This platform is a clinical decision-support tool. It provides an IHCA risk probability to assist — not replace — clinical judgment. All predictions must be interpreted by qualified clinicians in conjunction with the patient's full clinical picture. In clinical use, predictions should be cross-validated against the hospital's electronic health record system. Uploaded signals are protected by strict data-security safeguards and are never transmitted or stored.
ECG-ArrestNet is an adjunct to — not a substitute for — standard clinical assessment, vital-sign monitoring, and rapid-response protocols.
Risk probabilities should be interpreted in the context of local IHCA prevalence. PPV and NPV may differ from retrospective validation; recalibrate using Bayes' theorem for your setting.